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Significados de "business" en diccionario español inglés : 63 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
business oficio [m]
business empresa [f]
business farándula [f]
business empresarial [adj]
General
business negocio [m]
business empresariado [m]
business actividad [f]
business comercial [adj]
business negocios [m/pl]
business comercio [m]
business asunto [m]
business expediente [m]
business mercadeo [m]
business negocio [m]
business punto [m]
business tráfico [m]
business demanda [f]
business empresa [f]
business business (inglés) [adj]
business empresarial [adj]
business atenciones [f/pl]
business promoter [m]
business tinglado [m]
business empleo [m]
business menester [m]
business quehacer [m]
business ramo [m]
business trabajo [m]
business tráfago [m]
business cuestión [f]
business especie [f]
business ocupación [f]
business tela [f]
business compañía [f]
business asuntos [m/pl]
business bártulos [m/pl]
business atenciones [f/pl]
business operaciones [f/pl]
business tráfico [m]
business meneo [m] outdated
business afer [m] disused
business bolado [m] CR
business facto [m] disused
business dependencia [f] disused
business facienda [f] disused
business hacienda [f] disused
business impresa [f] disused
Colloquial
business diligencia [f]
business bisnes (inglés) [m] LA
business bisnes (inglés) [m/pl] LA
Business
business establecimiento [m]
business comercio [m]
business mercadeo [m]
business negocio [m]
business negociación [f]
business empresa [f]
business ocupación [f]
business negocios [m/pl]
business negocio mercantil
Engineering
business económico [adj]
business empresas [f/pl]
Chemistry
business negociado [m]
Mechanics
business mercantil [adj]

Significados de "business" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 500 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
line of business rubro [m]
running of a business dirección [f]
General
business world empresariado [m]
business agent gestor [m]
illicit business negocio ilícito [m]
hotel business hostelería [f]
business agent gestora [f]
business card tarjeta [f]
running (business) gestión [f]
talk business hablar de negocios [v]
set up a business montar un negocio [v]
do business operar [v]
start a business montar un negocio [v]
do business with comerciar con [v]
do business comerciar [v]
set up (a business) establecerse [v]
open (business, company) poner [v]
dissolve (a business) dar de baja [v]
do business girar [v]
business studies empresariales [f/pl]
business name razón social [f]
business transaction negocio [m]
(business/company) grow ampliar [v]
business house casa [f]
piece removed for business clearance camarín [m]
business district comercio [m]
business commissar comisario político [m]
business law derecho comercial [m]
business law derecho mercantil [m]
ministry of foreign affairs business dispatch despacho universal [m]
dirty business embuchado [m]
matter or business covered with a deceptive appearance embuchado [m]
small business owner emprendedor [m]
business world empresariado [m]
business owner empresario [m]
business premises establecimiento [m]
business manager gestor de negocios [m]
direction of a conversation or business giro [m]
risky business golletazo [m]
business paper papel comercial [m]
show business show business (inglés) [m]
business acumen aguja de marear [f]
business savvy aguja de marear [f]
business sense aguja de marear [f]
unfinished business asignatura pendiente [f]
easy business breva [f]
business class business (inglés) [f]
business correspondence correspondencia [f]
recording business discografía [f]
show business farándula [f]
business name firma [f]
hotel business hostelería [f]
hotel business hotelería [f]
real estate business inmobiliaria [f]
legacy message or business legacía [f]
business integrity limpieza de manos [f]
monkey business monada [f]
monkey business monería [f]
fur business peletería [f]
business acumen procura [f]
business savviness procura [f]
business sense procura [f]
business understanding procura [f]
salt-meat business salazón [f]
show business farandulero [adj]
business-to-business interempresarial [adj]
pertaining to salt-meat business salazonero [adj]
deal a business concertar [v]
drive a business conducir [v]
clear a business desocuparse [v]
start an endeavor or business embocar [v]
have a business agreement entenderse [v]
be established in a business establecerse [v]
have a business interest interesar [v]
be the business of mirar [v]
be part of a business mojar [v]
do business negociar [v]
be someone's business respectar [v]
do business traficar [v]
do business tratar [v]
any other business ruegos y preguntas [m/pl]
leader of a business or a political party jefe [m]
business trip viaje de negocios [m]
business manager empresario [m]
broker's business corretaje [m]
a 200-billion-dollar-a-year business un negocio de 200000 millones de dólares al año [m]
mail-order business negocio de ventas por correo [m]
master of business administration máster en administración de empresas [m]
mail-order business negocio de ventas por encargo [m]
business partner aparcero [m]
art for business' sake arte para el negocio [m]
budget in business presupuesto en los negocios [m]
business calendar calendario de negocios [m]
business brokerage corretaje de negocios [m]
business consultants consultores de negocios [m]
business casual traje informal [m]
business collapse colapso del negocio [m]
business cash advance adelanto en efectivo de negocios [m]
business english inglés de negocios [m]
business empire imperio de negocios [m]
business environment ambiente de negocios [m]
business experience certificate certificado de experiencia empresarial [m]
business high-school bachillerato de negocios [m]
business german alemán de negocios [m]
business oriented language lenguaje orientado a negocios [m]
business of a grocer negocio de abastos [m]
business project proyecto empresarial [m]
business phone number número de teléfono comercial [m]
business space espacio de negocios [m]
business writing escrito de negocios [m]
business casual ejecutivo informal [m]
dry cleaning business negocio de limpieza en seco [m]
e-enabled business negocio activado electrónicamente [m]
agency business negocio de agencia [m]
art for business' sake arte por el bien del negocio [m]
business register registro mercantil [m]
business suit atuendo formal [m]
business suit traje formal [m]
business transaction negociación [f]
a mom-and-pop business una microempresa [f]
master of business administration maestría en administración de empresas [f]
small business ancheta [f]
food business agroalimentación [f]
running of a business administración [f]
someone that conducts the business of banking banquera [f]
using similar techniques in politics or business estrategia [f]
former business exempresa [f]
monkey business monería [f]
business administration ade [f]
meal as part of a business deal alifara [f]
business letter carta comercial [f]
business casual vestimenta elegante sport [f]
business manner conducta de negocios [f]
business cards tarjeta de presentación [f]
business expansion expansión de negocio [f]
business life vida de negocios [f]
business letter correspondencia comercial [f]
business licence licencia comercial [f]
business location ubicación de la empresa [f]
business magazine revista de negocios [f]
business logic lógica de negocios [f]
business mindset mentalidad empresarial [f]
business mind mente de negocios [f]
business cards tarjeta de negocios [f]
business people gente de negocios [f]
business operation operación de negocio [f]
business person persona de negocios [f]
business report writing redacción de informes de negocios [f]
business philosophy filosofía empresarial [f]
business presentations presentaciones de negocios [f]
dry cleaning business tintorería [f]
binding agreement between union leaders and business owners convención colectiva de trabajo [f] CO VE AR
business commissar comisaria política [f]
business owner empresaria [f]
business agent gestora [f]
business manager gestora de negocios [f]
business magnate magnate de negocios [m/f]
pertaining to the operating expenses of a business gastos generales [adj]
by line of business por sector de actividad [adj]
by line of business por línea de negocio [adj]
keep prying into other's business fisgonear [v]
do business negociar [v]
run a business dirigir un negocio [v]
dispose of a matter of business muñir [v]
go about one's business ocuparse uno de sus asuntos [v]
be away on business estar en viaje de negocios [v]
mean business ir en serio [v]
do some business hacer unos negocios [v]
run a business llevar un negocio [v]
run a business llevar una empresa [v]
be bad for business ser malo para el negocio [v]
start up a business montar un negocio [v]
withdraw from business retirarse de los negocios [v]
be on a business trip estar en viaje de negocios [v]
contribute to the success of the business contribuir al éxito del negocio [v]
start own business establecerse por cuenta propia [v]
set up one's own business establecerse por cuenta propia [v]
drum up business fomentar el negocio [v]
do business abroad hacer negocios en el extranjero [v]
do retail business tener una tienda [v]
drum up business desarrollar el negocio [v]
do retail business tener un negocio de tiendas [v]
do retail business ser un minorista [v]
do retail business vender al por menor [v]
advance in the business life progresar en la vida de los negocios [v]
in a business-like manner empresarialmente [adv]
business failures fracasos empresariales [m/pl]
business names nombres comerciales [m/pl]
business processes procesos de negocios [m/pl]
business networks redes empresariales [f/pl]
business-schools escuelas de negocios [f/pl]
afro-american business enterprises empresas de negocios afroamericanas [f/pl]
none of your business vos argentino [expr] AR UY
none of your business yo argentino [expr] AR UY
mind your own business machete estate en tu vaina [expr] HN NI
mind your own business los mirones son de palo [expr] MX VE
mind your own business los mirones son de palo [expr] EC BO:W
mind your own business los mirones son de papel [expr] CO:N
mind your own business rescatate [expr] AR
business agents agentes comerciales [m/f/pl]
business audit corte de caja [n] MX NI
secure matter or business in which no risks are taken huevos calados [n] CL
common business-oriented language lenguaje común para actividades comerciales
a lucrative business un negocio lucrativo
a mom-and-pop business un pequeño negocio familiar
a profitable business un negocio rentable
business card tarjeta de visita
business studies empresariales
wholesale (business) venta al por mayor
business as usual como si nada ocurriera
business as usual zona de conflicto
business acumen vista para los negocios
business class clase preferente
business trip viaje de negocios
business sense talento para los negocios
show business mundo del espectáculo
business attire ropa de negocios
business park parque empresarial
master’s in business administration el máster en administración de empresas
show business negocio del espectáculo
booming business negocio floreciente
business trip el viaje de negocios
big business las grandes compañías
big business las grandes empresas
proprietor of business propietario de negocio
interiors cape business owner propietario de negocio de plantas para interiores
retired business owner propietario de negocio jubilado
local business owner propietario de negocio local
printing business owner propietario de una imprenta
historic core business improvement district distrito de mejora del casco histórico comercial
small business executive ejecutivo de pequeña empresa
retired business woman /businesswoman mujer de negocios jubilada
planner-business planificador de negocios
international business consultant consultor sobre negocios internacionales
someone whose business is to boil must cocedor [m]
business in jeopardy belén [m]
business quarter of a town comercio [m]
course of business expediente [m]
speciality/line of business giro [m]
business position entable [m]
man of business/agent negociador [m]
insignificant affair/business negozuelo [m]
troublesome business matacán [m]
painful business matacán [m]
line of business renglón [m]
piece of business pasaje [m]
business transaction trámite [m]
tactful management of a person or business trasteo [m]
suspension (of business) calma [f]
dispatch of business disposición [f]
business of a funeral undertaker funeraria [f]
office and business of the fiscal fiscalía [f]
business section of a public office mesa [f]
business of toque making loquería [f]
business-like negocioso [adj]
run (business) atender [v]
meet on business apersonarse [v]
undertake (business) abordar [v]
recover (money sunk in business) amortizar [v]
free oneself from a business or occupation desocuparse [v]
control (a business) conducir [v]
apply oneself to business echarse a [v]
run a business/firm explotar [v]
burden oneself with business embalumarse [v]
be ruined (business) emborrascarse [v]
follow business emplearse [v]
manage or direct a business affair encaminar [v]
become entangled (business) encresparse [v]
be immersed in business enfoscarse [v]
meet on business personarse [v]
follow business ocuparse [v]
derive profit from a business lucrarse [v]
be immersed in any business mojar [v]
disable (a man) for business mancar [v]
fail in business tronar [v]
neglect a business tenderse [v]
settle a business amicably zanjar [v]
control (a business) dirigir [v]
control (a business) manejar [v]
disable (a man) for business lisiar [v]
business affairs intereses [m/pl]
business affairs faenas [f/pl]
man of business hombre entendido en negocios [m]
line of business ramo de negocios [m]
end or termination of a business or matter éxito [m]
send one about one's business enviar a uno a pasear [v]
send one about one's business despedir a uno [v]
do business for trabajar por [v]
do business for negociar por [v]
go about one's business en lo que le importa [v]
go about one's business irse [v]
go about one's business meterse en lo que le importa [v]
pry into other people's business meterse en asuntos ajenos [v]
send someone about his business echar a pasear [v]
retire from business retirarse de los negocios [v]
business hours horas de despacho [f/pl]
difficult business desbarrancadero [m] fig. MX CAM CO VE EC
small size business pichuleo [m] MX
robbery planned by the owner of a business to get his/her own business robbed and get paid by the insurance company autoasalto [m] GT HN NI VE CL
very profitable business bambazo [m] CO
illegal business bisne [m] CU
moneymaking business biyís [m] HN SV
moneymaking business biyuyo [m] MX HN NI PA CO VE BO
person giving his name to appear in a contract or business, instead of the name of the interested party calanchín [m] CO
person in the meat business camalero [m] PE
skilled and unprincipled person in business or in matters related to money caima [m] CO VE
monkey business brujul [m] NI
illicit handling of a business/affair brujuleo [m] NI
thorny business/situation that must be addressed and resolved bomberazo [m] MX
very profitable business biyuyo [m] MX HN NI PA CO VE BO
very profitable business billullo [m] HN NI PA CO VE
small business person cachero [m] SV
liquidation of a business among several people clearing (inglés) [m] US PR
disorder and poor administration of a business/institution desbarrancamiento [m] HN EC
subject or business that is embroiled in such a way that the end is unclear cuento del gallo capón [m] CO
small business owner changarrero [m] MX
illegal business chanchú [m] PR
circumstantial work or business that reports gains in a short amount of time curro [m] AR UY
person who owns a small business, store, or workshop changarrero [m] MX
small business, store, or workshop changarro [m] MX GT HN SV NI EC rare
change in ideas, political party, business, or institution for personal interest chaquetazo [m] HN
seemingly illegal business chivo [m] PR
illegal business chivo [m] PR
person dedicated to the business and exploitation of emeralds esmeraldero [m] CO
business or matter that is illicit or that is kept a secret entripado [m] PE
system of government in which the state has great impact on business and other economic matters estatismo [m] EC CL AR
business district of a city casco céntrico [m] AR UY EC CL rare
business district of a city cercado [m] PE
bold person in business gavilán [m] VE
address of an institute, business, or program conducción (inglés) [m] PY AR UY
state business consolidado [m] CU
business owner who throws the dice and collects what the house earns coime [m] HN NI
person who pretends to be the owner of a business, usually illegal, that belongs to someone who does not want to be identified hombre goma [m] CL
astute or smart person, especially in business jaibo [m] DO PR
carrying out illicit business with foreigners in order to obtain currency jineteo [m] CU
carrying out illicit business with foreigners in order to obtain currency jineterismo [m] CU
person who does illicit business with foreigners to obtain currency jinetero [m] CU
basic business necessities entable [m] CO
regular customer of a store or business marchante (francés) [m] GT NI PA DO PR VE BO:E PY
small business negocito [m] PR AR DO CO UY
illegal business carried out with public funds negociado [m] PA CO EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
business that is not profitable negocio de negros [m] BO:W
business that is not profitable negocio de capaperro [m] DO
business partner partner (inglés) [m] US
opportune business palangre [m] VE
business with a high return palangre [m] VE
open for business pennant pendón [m] PE:S BO
small business pichuleo [m] AR UY
small business puntero [m] MX
business that requires much work proyecto [m] GT PR
flattery and eloquence used to make a business deal turulete [m] PR
illegal business by a lawyer tinterillaje [m] PE BO
defamed business ventorrillo [m] DO PR derog.
subordinate who does dirty business taparrotos [m] PR
business that is borderline illegal trance [m] SV
business card maker tarjetero [m] CL
dirty and illegal business traqueteo [m] MX PR
dirty and illegal business traqueteo [m] PE rare
monkey business volado [m] NI
crooked business volado [m] NI
small business bolicho [m] PY
shady business brujul [m] NI
business owner impresario [m] disused
insignificant affair/business negozuelo [m] rare
business opportunity palangre [m] VE
small business owner poquitero [m] MX HN SV
difficult business abarrancadura [f] fig.
business of little importance cachería [f] GT SV AR
group that monopolizes power in government/business/institutions/groups of people argolla [f] HN SV NI CR EC PE derog.
sand mining business arenera [f] GT HN NI PA CU UY
shop/business where vehicles are commercialized and sold automotora [f] CL
shop/business where vehicles are commercialized and sold automotora [f] AR UY rare
income from a temporary job or business caída [f] BO
person in the meat business camalera [f] PE
person giving his name to appear in a contract or business, instead of the name of the interested party calanchina [f] CO
business where cabuya is made and sold cabuyería [f] NI rare
business where certain objects/appliances are repaired clínica (inglés clinic) [f] EC
small business owner changarrera [f] MX
person who owns a small business, store, or workshop changarrera [f] MX
fraudulent business cutufa [f] CL
bankruptcy or failure of a business or institution falencia [f] AR rare
bankruptcy or failure of a business or institution falencia [f] NI VE PE
person dedicated to the business and exploitation of emeralds esmeraldera [f] CO
quality of a person or business that combines experience and skill or expertise in a field experticia [f] CU PE CL
demolition waste recovery business cascotera [f] AR
complicated or annoying business funcia [f] CL
atmosphere of gossip and slander that permeate certain political, business, and student circles grilla [f] MX derog.
theft or embezzlement in a business or at a job cogedera [f] DO
agency or business that assists some government department instrumentalidad (inglés instrumentality) [f] PR
astute or smart person, especially in business jaiba [f] DO PR
person who does illicit business with foreigners to obtain currency jinetera [f] CU
business fraud máquina [f] CU CL
business model where a company produces an article for a third party, to market the product with their own brand maquiladora [f] MX PE
business fraud maquinada [f] PY
regular customer of a store or business marchanta (francés) [f] GT NI PA DO PR VE BO:E PY
risky business maroma [f] PR
house or business where mondongo is made and sold mondonguería [f] NI
rope-making business mecatera [f] NI
dirty business matufia [f] BO PY AR UY
dirty business matufiada [f] BO PY AR UY
dirty business movida [f] MX GT HN SV NI CU BO
easy business paponia [f] AR UY
business with a high return paponia [f] AR UY
illegal business by a lawyer tinterillada [f] MX PA CO EC PE BO CL
monkey business transa [f] MX EC PY AR UY
business card maker tarjetera [f] CL
crooked business transa [f] MX EC PY AR UY
business (dealing) historia [f]
show business carátula [f] rare
small business owner emprendedora [f]
soybean farming business sojera [f] PY AR UY
meal as part of a business deal lifara [f] ES local
monkey business macacada [f] UY
fur business manguitería [f] rare
small business owner poquitera [f] MX HN SV
a person who makes a fortune in the hide business rastracueros [m/f] AMER
person, business, or institution that funds a project financista [m/f] MX PA EC PE CL PY AR UY VE
person who finances a business financista [m/f] HN SV NI cult
person who finances a business financista [m/f] DO BO
person illegally posing as a business owner when the real owner doesn't want to be identified goma [m/f] CL
astute or smart person, especially in business jaiba [m/f] DO PR
fearless in business entrador [adj] AMER
poking his/her nose into other people’s business (for a person) atapuzado [adj] VE:W
pushing his/her nose into other people’s business asomado [adj] VE:W
small-sized (business) bolichero [adj] CL
related to small business bolichero [adj] CL
difficult or annoying (work/business) aperreado [adj] DO
well-done (business/event/incident) cachimbón [adj] HN PA
excellent (business/event/incident) cachimbón [adj] HN PA
occurring illegally on the curb (business or sale) cunetero [adj] CL
in the red (business) capaperro [adj] DO
trifling (business/thing) chichipato [adj] CO
unlawful (topic or business) chueco [adj] MX HN NI PA CO EC BO
trivial (business/thing) chichipato [adj] CO
illegal (topic or business) chueco [adj] MX HN NI PA CO EC BO
who takes an illicit profit from a business or job cogedor [adj] DO
fraudulently agreed or prepared in advance (matter or business) cocinado [adj] HN NI BO PE PY CL
accustomed to involving someone else in shady business emborujador [adj] PR
involved in many business anegociado [adj] disused
owning a small business poquitero [adj] MX HN SV
settle definitely (business) clavetear [v] fig.
meddle with other people's business tijeretear [v] fig.
get stuck (in a business) encuartar [v] MX
prepare a business with investors almidonar [v] SV
consider someone for business bandear [v] GT
boycott someone's business boicotizar (del inglés) [v] PR
do business of little value bolichear [v] AR
invest money in a risky game, company, or business apeligar [v] AR:Ne rur. disused
conduct illicit business bisnear [v] CU
leave a business abrir [v] PE
be successful in business acabarse [v] CU PR
be ineffective in something (person/business/institution) abotagarse [v] HN NI
(for a machine/a business/campaign) to work caminar [v] CU DO PR VE EC PE
(for a process/a business/a management) to progress caminar [v] DO PR EC AR:Nw UY
make something advance (topic/task/business that had been stalled/suspended) desempantanar [v] MX NI CU DO EC PE AR CL cult
move forward (topic/task/business that had been stalled/suspended) desempantanar [v] MX NI CU DO EC PE AR CL cult
not work well (institution/business) desboronar [v] HN PY
become run down (institution/business) desboronar [v] HN PY
back out after boasting of being able to carry out a business commitment culitranquear [v] PA
get involved in illegal business choricear [v] CR
make a mistake in a business estacarse [v] NI
be ruined due to bad business escracharse [v] PR
fold (business) esgorrumbarse [v] PR
run a business correr [v] PR
go bankrupt (business) crebar [v] DO
back out or not fulfill an agreement or business correrse [v] PE BO CO
participate in an illicit business comer [v] CO
be successful in a matter or business cuadrarse [v] CU CO VE EC rare
direct an institute, business, or program conducir (inglés) [v] BO AR UY
fail (business) crebar [v] DO
leave merchandiser at a business consignar [v] MX VE PE BO
make cut backs (business) compactar [v] NI
contribute something to an institution, bank, or business, typically money inyectar [v] MX HN SV CR DO CO PE PY UY CL
stick one's nose in other people's business intrusear [v] DO
carry out illicit business with foreigners in order to obtain currency jinetear [v] CU
carefully observe a person before trusting them to do business encapillar [v] PR
involve someone in shady business embarcar [v] PR
involve oneself in shady business embarcarse [v] PR
involve someone in shady business embolichar [v] PR
involve oneself in shady business embolicharse [v] PR
involve someone in a business empresariar [v] US
get involved in a business empresariarse [v] US
turn a activity into a business empresarizar [v] CL cult
have a small business pichulear [v] NI CR AR UY
market one's business pololear [v] CL
move business or offices trastear [v] CO BO:W
do business baratar [v] disused
be involved in shady business brujulear [v] NI
do business comerciar [v] disused
stick one's nose in someone's business enancarse [v] EC
get involved in risky business encharcarse [v] PA
carry out illicit business with foreigners to obtain currency jinetear [v] CU
mind your own business tenmeacá [interj] MX
profitable business biyis [m/pl] HN
profitable business biyís (inglés) [m/pl] HN SV
fearless in business entradora [adj/f] AMER
business-like negociosa [adj/f]
related to small business bolichera [adj/f] CL
small-sized (business) bolichera [adj/f] CL
Idioms
it is not my business no es cosa mía [m]